SPACEThough this is yet to be confirmed, the unusual unidentified object could demonstrate the plane's capacity for satellite removal. Read to learn more.
Hubble Space Telescope is aging but it has still more years of usefulness remaining if only it can be saved from further going down orbit. Read the article to learn how NASA is planning to save it.
Read on to know the discussion of NASA, SpaceX on upgrading Crew Dragon Capsule! NASA is evaluating the possibility of requesting SpaceX to enhance the shielding on its Crew Dragon spacecraft in light of an incident where a small hole was created in a Russian Soyuz capsule.
Three Chinese astronauts returned to Earth after completing a six-month mission on China's space station and cultivated rice and other plants in microgravity. Know more about their analysis here, read now!
The US Space Force reported that China has released an unknown space object into orbit. Don't be left with the unknown, know the latest news here at Science Times.
The massive asteroid is considered "potentially hazardous" as it is set to pass close by Earth, although it does not pose immediate harm to the planet. Read the article to learn more about it.
A team of astrophysicists discovered the fastest star-traveling around the black hole at the center of the Milky Way. Continue reading to know more about the star that moves at a rate of around 18 million mph.
South Korea finally succeeded in launching its Nuri rocket carrying satellites into orbit on June 21, completing its flight sequence and creating history for the country. Read the article to know the full details of the historic event.
Comet's dazzling ionized gas tails gradually dim in deep space – even beyond Saturn's orbit thought to be their safe zone. Read this article to know why.
Asteroids 2019 PR2 and 2019 QR6 were first discovered separately in 2019 and are reported to have broken off from the same asteroid just three centuries ago.
Research from the European Space Agency has shown for the first time that it is possible for an operator in orbit to feel the weight of rocks on the ground collected by a robot in a simulated geological exploration mission.
A Russian military satellite and rocket stage's tiny fragments could come this week, crashing down, after the craft went through a malfunction on low Earth orbit.
Webb has been called a "Hubble replacement" but NASA prefers to call it the "scientific successor" to the latter from which its goals were driven by results from the former.
A solution appears to lie in so-called animal magnetism, or more appropriately, in the effective physical forces that male and female spiders are experiencing on the web's elastic surface.
The European Southern Observatory recently released detailed images of over 40 of the solar system's largest asteroids, captured by the observatory's VLT or Very Large Telescope in Chile.